Are you a fan of colorings that add highlights to your brown hair? A hairdresser reveals the worst coloring to do when you’re brunette. You have no idea this very common coloring that damages your natural color.
Is your brown turning red? You don’t understand where these unsightly reflections in your lengths come from? Be careful, you are definitely doing this coloring error very common supposed to sublimate your Brown hairbut which tends to completely transform your natural hair color in the long term as the hairdresser Thomas Stuccinardi on his Instagram account.
In a video shared on the social network, the hairdresser explains that the loss of shine that we see on brown hair and the appearance of red highlights on their lengths, are often due to the realization of patina on brown hair. “The fact that it is less shiny is the result of patina upon patina” explains, in fact, Thomas Stuccinardi in the video of a client meeting with a young brunette woman who paid the price. By believing that we bring beautiful reflections to the hair, we then tend to damage and to THE turn brown to red after a few months : “a patina is with an oxidant and therefore by using it too much, the hair becomes a little more porous and therefore we lose the shine” underlines the hairdresser, before adding: “it oxidizes the hair, that’s why it looks a little red.”
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Even though it may seem like a patina is just a very soft coloring, “the patina is still anchored in the hair” reminds the hairdresser. If, compared to a color, there is no bar at the level of the roots when regrowth and that “it fades better over time”, the effect of the oxidant always ends up damaging brown hair and changing the natural color. This is why the hairdresser recommends favoring “THE gloss with patinas because they are different colors”.
Although both types of coloring can revive the brown of the hair and add highlights and shine, the patina can thus permanently modify the color of the hair, unlike the gloss. Gentler on the hair and without oxidation, the gloss only acts on the surface of the hair and therefore does not alter the natural color in any way. This is the preferred coloring to have great color all year round when you have brown hair, without ever risking your brown color turning red. In addition, gloss is even a coloring that can help you neutralize this kind of unsightly coppery red reflections.
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